Injiza review
Updated September 28, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
Injiza pays on cpc and cpa with tracking through a unique affiliate link and a minimum payout of RWF 10,000. It suits publishers who promote offers to Rwanda-based audiences and want a low barrier, single-market network, and less so anyone chasing recurring commission or a wide global offer list.
Key facts
- Best for
- Publishers running Rwanda-focused campaigns who value a low minimum payout and simple link tracking.
- Commission models
- Cpc, CPA (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Minimum payout
- RWF 10,000 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Payout frequency
- anytime above threshold (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Tracking
- unique affiliate link (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Support channels
- Email, Help-centre (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Official website
- injiza.com
Pros and cons
Pros
- Two clear payout models, cpc and cpa, so you can see how offers are paid before you start.
- A low minimum payout of RWF 10,000 means small campaigns can still clear the bar.
- Payouts are anytime above threshold, so balance is not locked into a fixed cycle.
- Tracking runs on a unique affiliate link, which keeps campaign reporting simple.
Cons
- The payout floor sits far above the €43.85 median for the programmes compared here, so low-volume campaigns wait longer.
- Commission runs on cpc and cpa only, with no revenue share or recurring element in the model list.
- Support runs on email and help centre, so there is no phone line for time-sensitive offer questions.
Who it suits
- Publishers whose traffic sits mainly in Rwanda and who promote local offers.
- New affiliates who want a simple unique affiliate link setup and one clear dashboard.
- Media buyers who prefer a low-risk entry with a RWF 10,000 payout floor.
Who should look elsewhere
- Anyone chasing recurring commission or revenue share, since the model list is cpc and cpa.
- Publishers who want phone support, because support runs on email and help centre.
- Admitad, A8.net and AWEmpire cover may suit you better if you need a wider mix of pay per lead, pay per sale or revenue share models.
Payouts
Injiza pays out anytime above threshold, and the minimum threshold sits at RWF 10,000. That is the single number to plan around, because it decides how much traffic a small campaign needs before a withdrawal becomes possible. The cadence is flexible rather than calendar-bound, so publishers running steady but modest volumes are not locked into waiting for a fixed pay date. Compare that floor with the €43.85 median across the programmes listed here, and with a €17.54 lower quartile, to see how the requirement sits in the market.
Frequently asked questions
What commission models does Injiza use?+
Injiza lists cpc and cpa. That is a per-click and per-action structure, so a publisher can run a campaign that pays for traffic itself as well as one that pays only when a sign-up or purchase happens.
How much do I need before Injiza pays out?+
The minimum payout is RWF 10,000, and withdrawals are anytime above threshold. A low-volume campaign therefore has to build earnings past that floor before a payment can be requested, and the flexibility in timing means the balance has to be sitting there first.
How does Injiza track my referrals?+
Tracking runs on a unique affiliate link. You place that link in your promotions, and clicks and conversions are attributed through it, which keeps the setup straightforward for a first campaign.
Can I get help from a real person at Injiza?+
Support runs on email and help centre. Help is available by email and through the help centre, so questions can be raised in writing, and there is no phone channel listed for issues that need to be resolved during an active campaign.
Does Injiza pay recurring commission?+
The model list is cpc and cpa, and it holds no recurring or revenue share element. If a programme pays you over time rather than per action, the 44.5% share of the programmes compared here may suit you better.
Where does Injiza run?+
The payout threshold is quoted in Rwandan francs, so this is a Rwanda-facing network for publishers with local traffic. Many programmes compared here are 40.4% or 39.5%, so check what matches your audience before you commit.
Is Injiza a big network?+
Across the programmes in this group the median publisher count is 3 alternatives away from yours, with a 30,000 median publisher base and a 8,125 lower quartile. Treat the size as context rather than a reason to join.
Does Injiza hold a licence or face a named regulator?+
No regulator or licence is listed for Injiza. Check the licence position of any programme you compare, and the payout terms such as RWF 10,000, before you commit traffic to it.
Sources
- injiza.com/docs checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Commission models, Minimum payout, Payout frequency, Support channels, Tracking
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Injiza
Publishers running Rwanda-focused campaigns who value a low minimum payout and simple link tracking.